Announcing Two Important 2026 Group Series & Events
Mental Health Series & Events
ATTENTION: The grand finale event in our Light in the Valley Mental Health Awareness Series is coming soon to Granby on Sunday, June 14th! A community extravaganza unlike anything ever seen in this neck of the woods – FREE FOOD, LIVE MUSIC, AERIALISTS, ACROBATS, FACEPAINTING, HULA HOOPERS AND OTHER AMAZING PERFORMERS… this is FUTURE TOWN: Festival de la Interdependencia! Come celebrate community connection and what we all love about Grand County!
Join us at Polhamus Park in Granby for a Grand County INTERdependence celebration: FREE food from Sky Tacos, live music, circus and performing artists, and family fun. FREE event, and ALL are welcome!
Then, join us around the block at the Granby Library for a letter writing experience. World Class mentalist Professor Phelyx will set the tone for all that is possible in our futures and communities. In terms of “love letters,” we invite you to write what you want, to whom you want: letters to friends, colleagues, institutions, or elected officials. Gratitude, appreciation, tough love, and inspired letters for change are all welcome. Live music will power the vibe.
Festival de la Interdependencia
Live music, games, and food!
12-2pm @ Polhamus Park
199 N Zero St, Granby, CO
Love Letters to Grand County Workshop
Imagination, inspiration, and gratitude.
2-4pm @ Granby Library
55 Zero St, Granby, CO
CRAFT: Community Reinforcement and Family Training Series
Together with The Health Partnership, we are hosting a FREE, supportive group and educational group designed for family members and friends who want to better understand addiction, reduce stigma, and learn practical tools that create real change. This summer, from from May 14-July 30, the CRAFT group meets weekly on Thursdays from 5:30-7 pm.
To learn more about the CRAFT (Granby Series), click here.
The Impact We Made in Our Community in 2025
We’re proud to share our 2025 Impact Report! With your support, we’ve expanded our impact, strengthened our community, and advocated for better health for all.
What Does Grand County Rural Health Network Do?
The Network’s 4 Lines of Service work together to ensure everyone in our community has what they need to thrive and be healthy:
Direct Services
We help people get the care and resources they need.
Community Organizing
We help create movement around issues that matter to our neighbors. We connect people to opportunities to advocate for change.
- Community IMPACT Team:
– Leadership development
– Connecting impacted community members to decision making table - Community Awareness Events
Collective Impact
We bring partners together to define a problem, create a shared vision, and work to solve it.
- Health and Human Resources Coalition
- Behavioral Health Strategic Plan
- Navigator Team Meetings
- Behavioral Health Navigator Advisory Committee
- Peak Health Alliance
- School-Based Health Centers planning & education
- Centralized Business & Resource Hub
- Jackson County Youth Substance Use Prevention
Advocacy
We are a change agent. We speak for or against a cause, policy or interest. This can be for an individual or community. We advocate for:
- Individual clients
- Impacted community members
- Grand & Jackson Counties
- Rural community
- Issues that impact health
- Committees to influence policy
Give Today
We ensure that everyone in our community has what they need to thrive and be healthy. We do that by working in partnership to advocate for and support the health of our community. We are a nonprofit health alliance focused on health equity.
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When you donate to Grand County Rural Health Network, you help us provide programs and services that identify and overcome barriers to healthcare for our community.
Our Events Calendar
If you are interested in knowing about the community events we’re hosting and/or attending with a staffed booth, our community meetings, etc., just head over to our detailed calendar.